Update: Hey everyone it is with great pleasure that I am able to announce that Daisy Cutter and I have taken over the Leeds Dr Sketchys Branch, We have very big boots to fill and really hope we can live up to the standards previously been set for Leeds Dr Sketchys. If you have any suggestions for themes and models let us know we are always open to ideas xxxx Love and sketches Morning Star and Daisy Cutter xxx

Hello Art Monkeys! We are back at The Beachland Ballroom with a new model and a kick-ass theme. Admission is still just $10. Our new model for your drawing pleasures is Janet Jay. Our theme with celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Video Game. (You know...that thing that was attached to your TV that almost made you drop out of art school.) So expect some great outfits, great poses and great drawing from our new Dr. Sketchy star. And as always...Expect contest with prizes and some drinking. We expect a good time and a good turnout. ****New Student Pricing!******* One Student..............Still $10 (Boo! Find a friend loser.) Two Students............Only $15 (That's more like it.) Three Students.........Wow! Only

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Cheyenne Allott, our beloved coordinator since Fall 2010, is leaving to move back to Portland. She's been the mastermind behind our connections with What Katie Did and Moleskines. We are so sad to see her go and are now looking for a replacement to join us in Dr. Sketchy's HQ. We are looking for someone to fill this management position who is local to NYC, able to work from home and who is an extremely self-motivated freelancer. Your role will involve being directly responsible for getting funding for Dr. Sketchy’s events world-wide. You will be contacting the events coordinators, Marketing managers, PR directors, etc. of various companies and pitching Dr. Sketchy’s involvement as an event company. We have produced events for brands such as Dos Equis, and for major museums such as the Museum of Modern Art, The Brooklyn

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Hello, Art Monkeys.

It may be necessary for you to lie down for a few minutes. If you're experiencing vertigo, it might have something to do with our choice of themes lately. You see, right on the heels of our spectacular Sandman session, we just had our mind-blowing tribute to Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson's comic book masterpiece, Transmetropolitan. If you are unfamiliar with the series, first of all, where the fuck have you been? I guess some sort of explanation is in order. It's sort of like Hunter S. Thompson meets Futurama and... really, I think that's all you need to know. The session was to promote the upcoming Read Full Article